WarWolverineWarrior :
YoAndy :
Gigabyte GeForce GT 740 2GB OC Video Card
Price: $ 89.99 *Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-GeForce-Graphic-GV-N740D5OC-2GI-REV3/dp/B01MTIZDXD/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1494939641&sr=8-1&keywords=Gigabyte+GeForce+GT+740+2GB+OC+Video+Card
Memory: 2GB DDR3
Interface: PCI Express x16
Maximum monitors: 4
Outputs: 2x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, 1x VGA
Minimum power supply for ONE card: 400 Watts (+ one 6-pin external power connectors)
I had to add this card in: a superb, highly reliable, DUAL-SLOT, CHEAP 4 monitors video card. This is a winner for low budget. NOTE: the great point about this card is that it has 2x DVI-I outputs with one VGA and one HDMI output, which is practical since MOST monitors still have those basic connectors so you won't need adapters.
It's also one of the rarest breeds of cards: it can run 4 LEGACY outputs at the same time (VGA, DVI & HDMI are called legacy outputs). That's something that the vast majority of cards can't: their either need active adapters or that some of the monitors be connected with DisplayPort cables.
NOTE: this card is '2 generation behind' as of 2017, but for basic office use there aren't better options so far. In fact the entire Geforce 710, 720, 730 & 740 will be the mainstream office cards for multi-monitor computers for a few more years to come. There is no other cards in the newer line ups from Geforce to replace them yet. When they will update their line-up, I'll update this card. This is currently a great value for a work PC: it will play all videos at full 1080p resolution, do anything you want to do with it as long as you don't want to game.
VGA doesn't even support 1080p.
I'd get a card with 2 display ports and a dongle that does 1 display port into 3.
https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-DisplayPort-Multi-Monitor-Splitter/dp/B00JLRBB8I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1494941644&sr=8-2&keywords=displayport+splitter
Where does it says anything about 1080p ? he or she is not even asking for a specific resolution. I'm I missing SOMETHING?? And that card actually supports a VGA Maximum Resolution off 2048x1536 andI was talking about the video card been able to play videos at full @1080p and of curse the VGA does support more than 1080p and the other 3 can too(2x DVI-I, 1x HDMI)
Because the other cards able to support 4 monitors is almost twice the price :
PNY Quadro K620 Graphic Card
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MPXS3RW/ref=as_li_ss_tl?tag=mmcdl-20
Price: $ 159.99 *
Memory: 2 GB DDR3
Interface: PCI Express x16
Maximum monitors: 4
Outputs: 1x DisplayPort 1.2, 1x DVI-D
Maximum Power: 41 Watts
Warranty: 3 Years
An inexpensive, yet super reliable 4 monitor graphic card. NOTE: you can connect up to 4 monitors using DisplayPort 1.2 by daisy-chaining them so you'll need monitors with DisplayPort 1.2 and MST enabled like the Dell U2415 24-Inch LED Monitor with VESA mounts. Oh, and Nvidia QUADRO cards are built for professionals so they are ever-lasting, you-can-rely-on cards, which is why they are a bit more expensive than other cards. PROS want the top stuff.
VisionTek Radeon 7750 SFF 2GB GDDR5
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00YY3WB6U/ref=as_li_ss_tl?tag=mmcdl-20
Price: $ 177.99 *
Memory: 2GB DDR3
Interface: PCI Express x16
Maximum monitors: 4 monitors at 4K resolution
Outputs: 4x mini-Displayport (native),
or 2x DVI (included adapters) + 2 full size DisplayPort (included adapters)
Minimum power supply for ONE card: 350 Watts (70 watts needed / card)
(Windows 10 compatible) This is a unique card. It's not only among the lowest cost 4-monitor video card on the market now, but it't also one of the rare that can run FOUR (4) monitors at 4K, if you're lucky enough to have those. It's also a LOW POWER video card, so you can have 3-4 in the same computer and still have a small power supply for it.
NOTE: this card is compatible with Windows 8 & 10. In fact as of 2017, I have an older version of this card, a Radeon 5570 (4-monitor also) mixed in with 2 other modern Geforce cards in the same computer and they all work perfectly in Windows 10.
IMPORTANT: You must use a MAXIMUM of 2 LEGACY connectors / adapters (DVI or VGA) or have ACTIVE adapters for it to work. In other words, you can connect:
2x monitors with DVI and 2x with DisplayPort
2x monitors with DVI and 2x with HDMI (needs adapters)
2x monitors with VGA (needs adapters) and 2x with DisplayPort
etc, as long as the maximum legacy (HDMI, DVI, VGA) outputs is 2
And this is the cheapest option:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AZ7M2OY/ref=as_li_ss_tl?tag=mmcdl-20
EVGA GT 710 2GB DDR3 Single Slot, Low Profile
Price: $ 44.99 *
Memory: 2 GB
Interface: PCI Express x16
Maximum monitors: 3
Outputs: 1x DVI, 1x HDMI, 1x VGA
Minimum power supply for ONE card: 300 watts
NOTE: This is the lowest cost, 3 monitors video card on the market today AND it is made by one of the most consumer-centric company: EVGA. They work very hard on making the best, most loved and used video card. NOTE: this is a SINGLE-SLOT card, and you can convert it to low profile if desired with included parts.
PS: Oh and I just bought this card recenlty and I can say that I LOVE it. Simple, small, REALLY inexpensive, common outputs (DVI, VGA, HDMI) & compatible with Windows 10. If you're not gaming, you could put 2 of these cards in a PC and have a total of 9 monitors (along with the 3 on your integrated CPU Graphics) for a cheap cheap highly dependable day-trading computer.
NOTE: this card is "2 generation behind" as of 2017, but for basic office use there aren't better options so far. In fact the entire Geforce 710, 720 & 730 will be the mainstream basic cards for multi-monitor computers for a few more years to come. There is no other cards in the newer line ups from Geforce to replace them yet. When they will update their line-up, I'll update this card. This is currently the best value for a work PC: it will play all videos at full 1080p resolution, do anything you want to do with it as long as you don't want to game.